Lincoln Sudbury seniors win DAR award and honor trip
Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High announces Debbie Bunsford as the DAR society winner for the senior class after school voting. She will travel to Boston March 18 for the award ceremony at Sheraton Plaza, Old South Church, and the State House with a bus tour and Senate reception.
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Sudbury
Varios
Ted States
D.A.R
Lincoln-Sudburyegional High
Debbie” Bunsford
Daughters of the
A.R
Debbie
Dunford
Sheraton Plaza
Boston
Old South Church
State House
Senate
Senators
Louis Rogers
60 Forum Club
Zabierek Gre
Hawaii
Forum Club
Hawa
Ethel Sawtell
Allen
Museum of Science
Spook'e
New England
Walden Pond
Crumlin’s
Crumlin’s Farm
Allan
Small Potatoes Snuffy Sneez er Races for Modest Winnings
Miami race report notes Snuffy Sneez er a thoroughbred who races at smaller tracks has won 19 times in his career but earned only 19 165 dollars, far less than Round Table who has 38 wins in 54 starts and 1 363 189 dollars.
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Miami
UPI
Snuffy Sneezer
Round Table
Tucson Name Origin Tied to Indian Word Stockzone
Tucson Arizona derives its name from an early Indian term Stockzone meaning at the foot of black pill, a historic note on the city's toponymy.
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Tucson, Ariz
Fund raising set for Concord Little League opening
Concord Little League kicks off its eighth season with spring training in Arizona and local registration days April 4 and 5 at Rideout and Emerson playgrounds. A fund raising campaign run by chair Al Elmer is planned May 6 from 6 to 8 pm with district volunteers aiding in canvassing.
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Ariz
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Emerson Playground
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al Elmer
West Concord
Edward True
Stephen Smith
Gordon C. Brown
Russell Hatch
John Alden
Harold Estey
Robert Damon
John Mulhall
Ralph Haskell
Frederick Marshall
Frederick Taylor
Charles Green
Leo Caprice
Jim Condon
Green
Dr Lombard's Team Wins Alaska Sled Dog Race
Dr Roland Lombard, veteran sled dog racer from Wayland, won the North American Sled Dog racing championship in Fairbanks Alaska. His 12 dog team finished 70 miles in 4 hours 47 minutes 18 seconds setting a new record as the first outsider to win in 15 years. The $2500 prize boosted Lombard who runs veterinary offices in Auburndale.
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Roland Lombard
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Fairbanks
Alaska
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Bob Bushby
Lombard
Auburndale
New Hampshire
Raymond
Lombards
Newton
Assabet Little League to Meet Wednesday Evening
Assabet Little League officials and managers will meet at 8 o clock next Wednesday in rooms above the fire station to discuss rule changes and organization factors. Billy LeSage serves as president as enthusiasm rises with the Little League Auxiliary aiding efforts to start the season smoothly on May 17 and promise a large, active program for the kids.
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Assabet Little Léague
Billy LeSage
Little League
Assabet
Swallows Win and Jays Set New Score Records
Concord Swallows won three from Robins in the K. of C. League at Concord Bowladrome last week. Bluejays posted a new team single of 545. Individual totals include Baptte 184 and O’Malley 262 for the Robins, Finnigan 288 and Finigan 322 for the Wrens, and Donnelly 178 and Murphy 302 for the Orioles.
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T McHugh
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Vv. Giannini
J. McBreen
M. Dee
L. Venti
T. Fitzpatrick
B. Dee
L. Dwyer
W. Stone
M. Ryan
P. Corbett
E.finigan
Ijr
J. Gannon
F. Neal
J. O’malley
H. McArdle
D. Carey
Orioles
F. Donnelly
E. Murphy
D. King
M. Garcia
T. McBreen
Concord Rod & Gun Club Holds Regular Meeting
The Concord Rod and Gun Club met at the clubhouse with President John R. Oakman presiding. Plans were reviewed for the Fisherman’s Breakfast on April 18 and the club championship pistol match on April 26. Charles M. Hamilton’s passing was noted. Treasurer William A. Hagerty was honored with a new rifle at the supper program. By-laws were discussed and a recent supper was reported successful.
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Concord
Concord Rod & Gun Club
John R. Oakman
Charles M. Hamilton
William A. Hagerty
Marathon Warmups: Kelley Aged Veteran Competes
West Acton Johnny Kelley finished third in the 30 kilometer road race in New Bedford on Sunday sponsored by the New Bedford Touchdown Club. His time was 1 54 20 runner John J. Kelley won in 1 45 08 and both are expected to enter the Boston and Patriot's Day marathons.
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West Acton
Johnny Kelley
New Bedford
No Spring Drills At Concord High
Concord High will not hold spring football practice as ruled by the Middlesex League. Coach Bernie Megin cannot evaluate 1959 prospects until September 1 due to a state ruling. Concord aims to improve on its 1958 record of one win, one tie, and seven losses.
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Concord
Bernie Megin
Concord High School
Megin
Rockets and Hawks dominate Acton Plant bowling night
Acton-Gil Cook led the Rockets to a 4 0 win over the Banshees at Acton Bowladome with a 353 high. Hawks featured Thurs by 323 and Navy 319 while Demons stretched league lead with a 3 1 record after a 324 by Stan Uglevich against the Sabres.
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Huhumaki
Markiewicz
Phipps
Sabres
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Gilbert
Farrington
Priest
Checker Champ Sets Blindfolded 10-Game Record
Newell Banks of Detroit, famed checker champion, played 10 games simultaneously while blindfolded on Sept 10 1925 in Newark. W J Banks won nine and lost one.
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New York
UPI
Newell Banks
Detroit
Newark
W. J. Banks
Harvard Star Brickley Sets Field Goal Milestone
Boston report notes Charlie Brickley, Harvard's famed kicker, booted 26 career field goals marking a notable milestone in college football history.
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Boston, Mass
UPI
Charlie Brickley
Harvard
Maynard Memorial Gym Used by Local Teams
Maynard Memorial Gym hosts indoor baseball and football drills as coaches Dick Lawson Will DeRosa Doug DeRosa and Dick Massarelli lead squads in preparation for the Central Massachusetts High School Athletic Conference 18 game baseball schedule and fall football season with captains to be chosen before opening game.
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Maynard ‘Memorial Gym
Lawson
Marlboro
Midland
Central Massachusetts High School
United
Will
DeRosa
Doug DeRosa
Dick Massarelli
Maynard Schoolboys Linger On Legends Of Local Athletes
A tribute to Maynard High School athletes from the 1900s to the 1930s. Highlighted are Don Lent and Arne Fingard, with references to Frank J. Murray, Maurice Stuckert, Mike Vodokhys, Joe Fingard, and other local greats who excelled in football, track, baseball, and basketball.
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Maynard High School
Frank J. Murray
Maurice Stuckert
Mike Vodoklhys
Joe Rape
Fingard Brothers
Tauno
Wing O’leary
Henry Nowick
Charlie D’agata
Schoo Hy
Harvard
Tech
Don Lent
Arne
Arne Fingard
Andover
Dartmouth
Ifummy Fingard
Don
Ruth
Williams
Massachusetts Aggies
University of Massachuse
Tufts
Boston
Donle
Central Massachusetts High School
Jim Honen
Marlboro
Auburn
St. Bridget
More Than 59 Junior High Boys In Hoop Drill
More than 59 boys from six grades completed basketball sessions under Dick Lawson director of physical education. The Saturday morning program taught fundamentals and aims to build future high school players with help from Owen Duggan, a former Stags star, who assisted Lawson with the sessions.
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Maynard
Dick Lawson
Lawson
Owen Duggan
The
Stags
Sudbury Little League Seeks Participants and Support
A garbled notice invites men and boys to join Sudbury Little League activities at town hall. Forms for booster club support are available for $1, eligibility tied to participation, with contact through Mr. Hinds for more information.
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Bury
Hinds al
Sullivan's One Career Defining Loss and Tiwi Burial Beliefs
An unclear fragment notes Jim Corbett as Sullivan's lone defeat and mentions Tiwi island tribesmen on Ville Island and burial customs. It references necrology and deaths, with National Geographic as a source hint, but the text is fragmented and uncertain.
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Ville Island
Tiwi
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